June 11, 1865 (4 pages)

is State; after ap ime he has visi. The fle among those visi. e's Old st Aq . a4 t, Harrow read: Uni. dray’s ‘Tun Toad: England. and Ri. he best physician we authority is ao. the treatment of m thetn their'ney e surpassed, er time nor has returned wit on Of human guf. _— ee & both male and fe. at a miserable exees teeta yok at i heir broken-down r the happiness of In this horrid sitcloses the scene, , attend: to those _ horrible, life-dere eared for and xem. immediately >» has made priyears, and who is aves without mer. mportant to those ave Wteresterd in reful of the many ames of aalens laces. Be there, oryou may fall r; 80 is small pox, the contrary ‘of ess. nce Of self-abuse, 1al indulgence is . toan almost unerring.’ certainty pms, unless comres, viz: sallow yes, pain in the the rustling of ~ siness about the od vision, blunt e in approaching aintances, a disory, hectic flushbut the face, fursum iption, night anity. If relief. liately either in effected = this complaint, and radical cure who will ad by either of vill give to each himself to effect ke no ed at Home bbom, stating lisease has conforwarded, free” art of the counuse for ten dolthrough Wells, 17 Kearney St. ost Office Box tunate. ks and pretencates, dupe the . on ee nd weekly pae8, mys their trade.— spaper carriers, x over the San 2 Will not find will find their for id imposition is hing and may sing physicians ed patisfy: perability to trea n Cure. _ Safe, ‘a sure ancy. Sent by 7 K. st., . Post api3 NIX, ion for Assay or Coinage at the U.S: Mint. ~~ Drafts 6h the Eastern States at the » Borth ; and at Neweuetle With the stages of the “Nai FOR ILLINOISTOWN & DUTCH FLAT Attorney and Counselor at Law. BANKING HOUSE Pe , "AND ASSAY OFFICE. HINDS & TULLY, Bankers. Buceessors ‘to G.W. Kidd,—__— FLASING boughs tne well known Bankitig mouse and business of George W. Kidi, On Broad Street, Nevada City, Will carry on the Banking business, at the old stand, under the firm name of Hinds & Tully. The Highest Price will be paid ‘for Gold Dust. cane igs ir Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates. : Liberal advances made on Gold Dust on BulDeposits Received. Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento, ae DRUGS AND MEDICINES. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, (Successor to J. M. Levey), ee Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada, ILL keep constantly on hand a large and well selectéd stock of DRUGS, . i uM ICINE CHEMICAL FP. FUMERY. YE-STUF . EXTRACTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, And everything usually kept in a first-class DrugNEVADA, CALIFORNIA. nie a2 Washington, STAGE LINE ! : R. W. LATTA, . informing ‘he travelling pode formin e.travelling pubhe that r. has purchased the entire interest of Hank Place in the above line, and will run as follows : Leaves the National Exchange Hotel, Nevada city, on ° ; é Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. At 8 o'clock, A, M. Leaves Washin ton, every Monday, Wedmesday, and Friday. a At 8 o’clock, A. M. ects eins nas ax be taken and deliver. ed with promptness “despatch. : R. W. LATTA. Nevada, January 17th. GLENBaOOK PARK. T}‘HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN‘ the citizens of Nevada county, as also the entire State, that he will give the Purses named below for the first Race M Course since he has made the many valuable improvements. He thinks it is not saying too much to state that the Course is not excelled, if equalled, on the Pacific coast In-consequence of the primary election and ‘the Convention coming in the middle of the racing the programme has been changed, viz : FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, JUNE 1th. 1865, Purse of $300. For 2mile heats, and repeat. Free for all exvépt Lodi and Norfolk. : SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4th 1865, _ Purse of $150. Mile heats, best three in five, Lowest Rates, Collections made, ‘State and County securities purchased at the highest market value. Agents for the London and Liverpooi Fire and Life Insurance Company. Gold and Ores of every description MELTED, REFINED and ASSAYED All Assays warranted to be correct. Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of (alifornia ; Sacramento, D. O. Mil.s & Co.; New York. Lees & Waller. apl SAMUEL LEWIS, Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches. Cards, &c. —At the old stand— Lewis’ Bui'ding, Corner of Broad . and Pine Streets, Nevada. . ’ now ready to supply his former. patrons and the public geuerally with ali goods in his line as heretofore at ‘ San Francisce Prices ! Thankiul for past patronage, he respectfully olicits a continuxnee. meh 1-tf Central Pacific Railroad. Winter Arrangement. OX AND AFTER Wednesday, Nov. 2d. until further aotice, the trains of the Central Pacific Ratiroad will be run as fotlowa : : . Leave Sacramento fer Newvastle at 6.30 A. M. ip. m,and4P._u ase Leave Newcastle for Sacramento at 6:30 A. M. 10:15 A. M. M, and 4p. mM. The 6:30 A. w. up tram connects at the jnne tion with the cars of the California Central Rail road for Lincoin and Mary. ville and all points California Stage Company for . GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA, AND VIA . DUTCH FLAT AND DONNER LAKE, TO VIRGINIA CITY, *The 6:30 A. M., down trains will connect at the junction with the California Central Rail. road for Lincoln and Marysville, and the 10:30 A.M. down train willeonnect with the.cars for Folsom. _. On Sunday one trainonly will be ran, leaving Sacramento at 6.30 A. M., and Neweastie at 10.15 A. My C. CROCKER, Superintendent C.F. K RK Co, Sacramento, November lith. . UNITED STATES BAKERY JULIUS DREYFUS, OULD inform the La‘lier and Gentlemen of Nevada that he keeps on hand, at the United Sates Bakery, Pine St. ; The very best quality of Confectionery Cake, and Bread. All of which is manufactured at this Establishment of the best materials. ahd kind of Caudics for sale wholesale or retal Cake of every kind kept on tiand and made to order at short notice and low rates, As fhave in »y employ the best of Confee tioners and Bakers fm guarantee all articles purchased at this place to be of a superior qualipe Give me a trial all you in want of the good things in this line. ~— jell California Stage Company. > ny DAILY LINE oe ; STAGES Will cave the office of the Company, at the tional Kxchange Hotel, Broad street, NevaEVERY MORNING AT 7 O'CLOCK, BY DONNER LAKE, Fer Virginia and Carson Cities? Arriving at Virginia at 10 o’clock, &. M same day. Keturniag williesve Virgiaia at 4 A M. arriving at Graes Valicy in time to connect with the ny’s Daily Lime ef Coaches fer Marysville and Nevada City. ®, * — DAILY LINE Leaves the Nativna/ Hotel, Nevada city, daily W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent. evyada. Deo. ist. J. L CALDWELL, Offen No.42 Broad Street, Nevada City. _. The Stabling is as goodas any Track store. te Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded atall hours. Having had many years’ experience as a druggist and apothecary, in the best houses, I eonlideatiy 40licit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. 2 JOHN F. BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May 13, 1865, GRASS. VALLEY —AND— ILLINOISTOWN TURNPIKE. fb Heer ROAD is now completed to Clipper Gap and Auburn, the latter place being for the present the terminus of the Pacific Railroad: This highway affords eyery facility to the traveling public,— It is amply supplied with water, : THE GRADES ARE EASY,And it is the nearest. aad withowt comparison, THE BEST ROAD, Connecting Clipper Gap and Auburn —WITH— GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA. No Tolls will be received until the 1st of Jane next; in the meattime, the public are invited to give itatrial. J.C. COLKMAN, President. GERRY MORGAN, Secretary. EMPIRE SALOON Cady’s Brick Building, Mill Sircet, ‘GRASS VALLEY. AMES B, JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevada and vicinity that he has become sole proprietor of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. To which he invites the attention of those who know a good thing and can appreeiate it when it ad recto before their eyes. evadans! give mea call when you visit Grass Valley— 1 wi lalways be on hand, ready and willing to serve you with the: best in the Shop.” JAMES B JEFFERY. Grass Valley.Sept 4th—tf G. R. CRAWFORD, Masonic Butlding, on Pine Street ™m20 Im Always on hand a full supply of JUSTICES’ AND Bianks. Retail Dealer in Plain and Fancy TATIONERY, Blank Books, Sheet Music, Gold Pens, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &e. Nevada.July 28th GLENBROOK PABK. Jet Jae Jae cos doe Horse Training and Breaking. FE. HE Glenbrook Park having been put in most excellent condition, CHARLEY OSBORNE Is now ready to take Stock for Brvoking or Training. in the State, and long experience in the Training of Horses enables me to give the best satisfaction Apply to CHARLES OSBORN, Glenbrook Park, On the Grass Valley and Nevada road “ALL ABOARD!’ Grass Valley and Nevada CitySTAGE LINE. ee recently are chased lung established and pape Stage Line, we are ith speed pany safet omieing to ad w 8 y. pr frenyoe who ride with us in a courteous, and we trust, in a satisfactory manner. Heurs of Departure. s hange Hotel, Grass Valley, daily. usa Delete 4. mM. aadé o'clock, P.M. Leaves ine San aes o'clock, A. Mand 2 FM: Ae EVELAND & ROYCE, Propr’s. Nevada, Nov. 17th. A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Lew. FFICE—iu_ Lewis’ Bread and Pine atreeta. . 5. W. SMITH, Justice ef the Peace J.1. Caldwell; Notary Public for Nevada counCONSTABES ‘. : CH. FERRAND. mPHOTOGRAPHIC.2 AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST! Sor Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best style ofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. UNION LIVERY STABLE, SPRING STRERT, NEVADA, JOHN A. LAN-~ CASTER would inthe apo generally that he has added extensively Ll already large and elegant establiahnent of Horses, Buggies, Saddles, Harness. &c and is prepared to furnish as fine turn outs as can be found in the state. Well trained, fleet and easv Saddle Horses weil equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen willbe ready at alltimes. A long experience in the business and an earncet desire to.retain the confidence of my friends leads me to . believe I will be able-te poe general satisfaction Particular attention -paid to Horace on livery— Carriages always in readiness with earefal drivers for the use of parties, b Ils, &e. Thequal ity of stock will permit me to say that thone.seeking pars or engaged on business would do well to giveme a eall. Boot and Shoe Store. W. L. Shaefer would inre the ae of Nevada = ¢ surrounding country that joe BB ic has nosneved bis stock of : BOOTS & SHOES. To Commergial street, near Pine st, and is sell ing them «ffat low rates. He has jret receivad a latge and aplendid 8 ock of boots and shoes from the Bay, which he will sell at bargains. He invites the attention of everybody to call and «xamine his stock. Boots made to order.— Kepairing promptly and neatly doue Miners’ Hotel and Restaurant, F. Stumpf, Proprietor The above Hotel is now eompleted and ready to accommodate any number of persons with Board and Lodg ing. This House has now the beet Freach cook In the State, The table will be suprlied with everything the market affords. ‘The Lodging Vepartment contains everything to mak« travelers comfortable ‘Board as cheap as at any other place in the monntains. The Bar ie always supplied y. ith Wines, Liquors and Cigars. . Knglish, Freneh and'German spoken at this House BEAR VALLEY HOUSE, Junction of the Nevada and Dutch Flat roade . * to Virginia City. ELIJAH 0. TOMPKINS, WOULD INFORM the traveling ay ’ public and al! who wish te spend a senaon at this beautifal part of Nevadu county, that he has nuw open ed hie Large and Elegaut House, at BEAB VALLEY, And is prepared to accommudate all in as good style as at any other House in the State. : The Howse has just been Hu'lt and handsomely iuruimied throughout—having room enough for forty persuns. The Table will contain. the best of food— equal ii wut puperior to any House in this county. Fishi and Hunting.—There is vo oe ABB pron By eyual to weet Valley, for Echies and huating E The Dancing Mall is the . it and'best in inc county. Suppers and Music furnished on short notice. dei DO YOU WANT ICE! _ hg eyo oy STONE & HALE would inform of this city that prepured te ICE, Clear as Crystal. Ali orders left ut No. 5 Commercial Street will be promptly attended to. La BLAZE’S SALOON: . COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 form hia frienda and: {SCR gee [free for all four year olds, The second horse to save . _ his entrance. Pe SAME DAY, cae Purse of $50. For a single dash of a half ver THURSDAY, JUNE 15th 1865. NO RACE. THIRD DAY. ’ FRIDAY, JUNE (‘ivth = 1865. Purse of $100. Mile and repeat. Free for all beaten hurses. NY SAME DAY. Purse of $50, Free for all. Single dash of 1 mile, SAME DAY. Purse of $25. Kor saddie horses, a quarter of w nile. eA tne . SATURDAY, JUNE J%th 1866, NO RACE. : FOURTH DAY. ~ SUNDAY, June soth. ae . jed Fuot-Race, 140 yards for $500. Between Rouse and Kendrick, FIFTH DAY. MONDAY, June /9th. Purse of $100. Free. for all. horses owned in Nevada county. Mile and repeat. SAME DAY. Purse of $25. Single dash of one mile. Free for «ll, : LAST DAY. » TUESDAY, June 20th. Purse of $800 will be given for 2 miles and repeat, provided the hurses Lodi aud Norfolk are entered by,.or before, the 10thduy of June, . Should the above ruce not fill, a Purse of $200 will be given for 2 miles aud repeat. Free for all except the Winner of the 2 mile race the 3d day, Entrance to the abeve races .0 per cent. All races to be run and governed by the State Rules, Entrees to be made atthe Glenbrook Park with Chas. Osborn on the evening before the day of the race by or before 6 o'clock In all the above raves three or more entrees to be made, and two to start, except in the race of Lodi and Norfolk. Neither trouble or expense has been spared in put‘ting this Course in the most perfect order, and Patrons may rest assured that theProprietor will use his best endeavors to please all who favor him with their patroflage CHAS. H. OSBORN, Proprietor. Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Liguors, &¢. M. J. HYDELIFF, '(,AKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING the citizens of LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP, a large and magnificent stock of PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, DRY cCooDs, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, &e. &e. At his Stores in Red Dog and You Bet, ‘WHICH HE WILL SELL : CHEAP FOR CASH ! 5 I have now on hend the largest stock of Goods every brought into the Mountains. Persons io want of anything above lime will dad it hertelie to their e to call at either Stores im Red Dog or You Bet. M. J. HYDELIFF. Red Dog, May 19h. ing on the Glenbrook Park . That he has just received ditect-from Aan: re {tia his determiuation not te ‘. eat possible prices. ‘ _ DRUGS AND MEDICINES. . WILLIAM H. KENT, Has opened a New Drug Store—formerly occa: pied by his Father— ; At No. 1 Commercial Street, Nevada. He will keep constantly on hand a large and’ ‘well-selected stock of CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY && Physictans’ Prescriptions care< fully compounded at ail hours, Nevada, Feb 9th GEORGE E. TURNER, —————“TEALER IN HARDWARE, TINWARE. STOVES, MINING TOOLS, Crockery and Glass Ware, And in fact evervihing usually found tna Shere of tte kind, which will be sold cheap for each. : ’ * ais 'WM. C, RANDOLPH, Chionometer and Watch Maker, aS re a eae -_ ae ee ao] PEALER IN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Aewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacies, —AND— . FANCY GOODS. ‘Masonic Butlding—Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Nevada, Jan. 19th. ‘Black's Bridge. J AMES BLACK gives notice to the traveling public that he has purchased of Jesse Wall the well known Bridge and Road, THE ONLY ONE FOR TEAMS, Leading from Nevada City to Montezuma Hill, French Corral, Birebville. Sweetland and North San Juan. Horsemen and Footmen will find this the. best Route to the above places. aS William RK. Coe, At the Old Corner, § STILL THERE, and wants it to be distinctly understood that he is going to sta’ there and sell hie guode as chvap as the cneapeet be undersold by anybody. Hie stock consiste of Women’s Shoes, thick and thin sole, Gate ters, Balmorats, and every style of Shoe. Missew & Children’s shoes, every style Benkerts’s Pump sole; Dress, Bau are Edge, Doubie Sole aud Quilicd Bottom Boots. A large assortment of Miners’ Heavy aud Light Boots, Gum uote, &¢. He sells LeatHeR, Toore, SHOE Fi NDINGS. of every description at Sam Mraucince Prices retail, Boot aad Shoctmaker’» supplied at commana. All work bought at the store is warranted and will be repaired free of costif it rips uureaHaving one of th” very best workmen im the State, Lam prepared to make boote at short netice aud warrant 4» fit or no sale Grateful tor liberal patronage in the Pp am determined to merit it in the future ee. ublic first rate articles and at the . W.RK. CORK. ing the MEAT MARKET. JAMES COL LEY on j the very best of beets Fork. hear! ton. Veal, Cormed Beef and Pork, at his shop on Broad street twe doors bk low tiansvn & Co's, which he will sell at reasopable rater cash. PAINTING & CRAINING. ‘FP. POTTER, [SZRERARED TO Do HoUBE FAINTING and Grainiug of all kinds at the shortest 1 wud on the must reasonable terms. A large assert ment “4 SPLENDID WALL PAPER Constantly on hand and for sale As Cheap as the Cheapest ! Wevada, May 18. Main Street, opposite Wm. R. Coe’s Shoe Btope. . SEE AER SAE Mio =e ER IO RELI I LTE EOE ESE, Bb ak.

is State; after ap ime he has visi. The fle among those visi. e's Old st Aq . a4 t, Harrow read: Uni. dray’s ‘Tun Toad: England. and Ri. he best physician we authority is ao. the treatment of m thetn their'ney e surpassed, er time nor has returned wit on Of human guf. _— ee & both male and fe. at a miserable exees teeta yok at i heir broken-down r the happiness of In this horrid sitcloses the scene, , attend: to those _ horrible, life-dere eared for and xem. immediately >» has made priyears, and who is aves without mer. mportant to those ave Wteresterd in reful of the many ames of aalens laces. Be there, oryou may fall r; 80 is small pox, the contrary ‘of ess. nce Of self-abuse, 1al indulgence is . toan almost unerring.’ certainty pms, unless comres, viz: sallow yes, pain in the the rustling of ~ siness about the od vision, blunt e in approaching aintances, a disory, hectic flushbut the face, fursum iption, night anity. If relief. liately either in effected = this complaint, and radical cure who will ad by either of vill give to each himself to effect ke no ed at Home bbom, stating lisease has conforwarded, free” art of the counuse for ten dolthrough Wells, 17 Kearney St. ost Office Box tunate. ks and pretencates, dupe the . on ee nd weekly pae8, mys their trade.— spaper carriers, x over the San 2 Will not find will find their for id imposition is hing and may sing physicians ed patisfy: perability to trea n Cure. _ Safe, ‘a sure ancy. Sent by 7 K. st., . Post api3 NIX, ion for Assay or Coinage at the U.S: Mint. ~~ Drafts 6h the Eastern States at the » Borth ; and at Neweuetle With the stages of the “Nai FOR ILLINOISTOWN & DUTCH FLAT Attorney and Counselor at Law. BANKING HOUSE Pe , "AND ASSAY OFFICE. HINDS & TULLY, Bankers. Buceessors ‘to G.W. Kidd,—__— FLASING boughs tne well known Bankitig mouse and business of George W. Kidi, On Broad Street, Nevada City, Will carry on the Banking business, at the old stand, under the firm name of Hinds & Tully. The Highest Price will be paid ‘for Gold Dust. cane igs ir Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates. : Liberal advances made on Gold Dust on BulDeposits Received. Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento, ae DRUGS AND MEDICINES. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, (Successor to J. M. Levey), ee Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada, ILL keep constantly on hand a large and well selectéd stock of DRUGS, . i uM ICINE CHEMICAL FP. FUMERY. YE-STUF . EXTRACTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, And everything usually kept in a first-class DrugNEVADA, CALIFORNIA. nie a2 Washington, STAGE LINE ! : R. W. LATTA, . informing ‘he travelling pode formin e.travelling pubhe that r. has purchased the entire interest of Hank Place in the above line, and will run as follows : Leaves the National Exchange Hotel, Nevada city, on ° ; é Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. At 8 o'clock, A, M. Leaves Washin ton, every Monday, Wedmesday, and Friday. a At 8 o’clock, A. M. ects eins nas ax be taken and deliver. ed with promptness “despatch. : R. W. LATTA. Nevada, January 17th. GLENBaOOK PARK. T}‘HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN‘ the citizens of Nevada county, as also the entire State, that he will give the Purses named below for the first Race M Course since he has made the many valuable improvements. He thinks it is not saying too much to state that the Course is not excelled, if equalled, on the Pacific coast In-consequence of the primary election and ‘the Convention coming in the middle of the racing the programme has been changed, viz : FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, JUNE 1th. 1865, Purse of $300. For 2mile heats, and repeat. Free for all exvépt Lodi and Norfolk. : SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4th 1865, _ Purse of $150. Mile heats, best three in five, Lowest Rates, Collections made, ‘State and County securities purchased at the highest market value. Agents for the London and Liverpooi Fire and Life Insurance Company. Gold and Ores of every description MELTED, REFINED and ASSAYED All Assays warranted to be correct. Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of (alifornia ; Sacramento, D. O. Mil.s & Co.; New York. Lees & Waller. apl SAMUEL LEWIS, Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches. Cards, &c. —At the old stand— Lewis’ Bui'ding, Corner of Broad . and Pine Streets, Nevada. . ’ now ready to supply his former. patrons and the public geuerally with ali goods in his line as heretofore at ‘ San Francisce Prices ! Thankiul for past patronage, he respectfully olicits a continuxnee. meh 1-tf Central Pacific Railroad. Winter Arrangement. OX AND AFTER Wednesday, Nov. 2d. until further aotice, the trains of the Central Pacific Ratiroad will be run as fotlowa : : . Leave Sacramento fer Newvastle at 6.30 A. M. ip. m,and4P._u ase Leave Newcastle for Sacramento at 6:30 A. M. 10:15 A. M. M, and 4p. mM. The 6:30 A. w. up tram connects at the jnne tion with the cars of the California Central Rail road for Lincoin and Mary. ville and all points California Stage Company for . GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA, AND VIA . DUTCH FLAT AND DONNER LAKE, TO VIRGINIA CITY, *The 6:30 A. M., down trains will connect at the junction with the California Central Rail. road for Lincoln and Marysville, and the 10:30 A.M. down train willeonnect with the.cars for Folsom. _. On Sunday one trainonly will be ran, leaving Sacramento at 6.30 A. M., and Neweastie at 10.15 A. My C. CROCKER, Superintendent C.F. K RK Co, Sacramento, November lith. . UNITED STATES BAKERY JULIUS DREYFUS, OULD inform the La‘lier and Gentlemen of Nevada that he keeps on hand, at the United Sates Bakery, Pine St. ; The very best quality of Confectionery Cake, and Bread. All of which is manufactured at this Establishment of the best materials. ahd kind of Caudics for sale wholesale or retal Cake of every kind kept on tiand and made to order at short notice and low rates, As fhave in »y employ the best of Confee tioners and Bakers fm guarantee all articles purchased at this place to be of a superior qualipe Give me a trial all you in want of the good things in this line. ~— jell California Stage Company. > ny DAILY LINE oe ; STAGES Will cave the office of the Company, at the tional Kxchange Hotel, Broad street, NevaEVERY MORNING AT 7 O'CLOCK, BY DONNER LAKE, Fer Virginia and Carson Cities? Arriving at Virginia at 10 o’clock, &. M same day. Keturniag williesve Virgiaia at 4 A M. arriving at Graes Valicy in time to connect with the ny’s Daily Lime ef Coaches fer Marysville and Nevada City. ®, * — DAILY LINE Leaves the Nativna/ Hotel, Nevada city, daily W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent. evyada. Deo. ist. J. L CALDWELL, Offen No.42 Broad Street, Nevada City. _. The Stabling is as goodas any Track store. te Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded atall hours. Having had many years’ experience as a druggist and apothecary, in the best houses, I eonlideatiy 40licit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. 2 JOHN F. BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May 13, 1865, GRASS. VALLEY —AND— ILLINOISTOWN TURNPIKE. fb Heer ROAD is now completed to Clipper Gap and Auburn, the latter place being for the present the terminus of the Pacific Railroad: This highway affords eyery facility to the traveling public,— It is amply supplied with water, : THE GRADES ARE EASY,And it is the nearest. aad withowt comparison, THE BEST ROAD, Connecting Clipper Gap and Auburn —WITH— GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA. No Tolls will be received until the 1st of Jane next; in the meattime, the public are invited to give itatrial. J.C. COLKMAN, President. GERRY MORGAN, Secretary. EMPIRE SALOON Cady’s Brick Building, Mill Sircet, ‘GRASS VALLEY. AMES B, JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevada and vicinity that he has become sole proprietor of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. To which he invites the attention of those who know a good thing and can appreeiate it when it ad recto before their eyes. evadans! give mea call when you visit Grass Valley— 1 wi lalways be on hand, ready and willing to serve you with the: best in the Shop.” JAMES B JEFFERY. Grass Valley.Sept 4th—tf G. R. CRAWFORD, Masonic Butlding, on Pine Street ™m20 Im Always on hand a full supply of JUSTICES’ AND

Bianks. Retail Dealer in Plain and Fancy TATIONERY, Blank Books, Sheet Music, Gold Pens, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &e. Nevada.July 28th GLENBROOK PABK. Jet Jae Jae cos doe Horse Training and Breaking. FE. HE Glenbrook Park having been put in most excellent condition, CHARLEY OSBORNE Is now ready to take Stock for Brvoking or Training. in the State, and long experience in the Training of Horses enables me to give the best satisfaction Apply to CHARLES OSBORN, Glenbrook Park, On the Grass Valley and Nevada road “ALL ABOARD!’ Grass Valley and Nevada CitySTAGE LINE. ee recently are chased lung established and pape Stage Line, we are ith speed pany safet omieing to ad w 8 y. pr frenyoe who ride with us in a courteous, and we trust, in a satisfactory manner. Heurs of Departure. s hange Hotel, Grass Valley, daily. usa Delete 4. mM. aadé o'clock, P.M. Leaves ine San aes o'clock, A. Mand 2 FM: Ae EVELAND & ROYCE, Propr’s. Nevada, Nov. 17th. A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Lew. FFICE—iu_ Lewis’ Bread and Pine atreeta. . 5. W. SMITH, Justice ef the Peace J.1. Caldwell; Notary Public for Nevada counCONSTABES ‘. : CH. FERRAND. mPHOTOGRAPHIC.2 AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST! Sor Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best style ofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. UNION LIVERY STABLE, SPRING STRERT, NEVADA, JOHN A. LAN-~ CASTER would inthe apo generally that he has added extensively Ll already large and elegant establiahnent of Horses, Buggies, Saddles, Harness. &c and is prepared to furnish as fine turn outs as can be found in the state. Well trained, fleet and easv Saddle Horses weil equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen willbe ready at alltimes. A long experience in the business and an earncet desire to.retain the confidence of my friends leads me to . believe I will be able-te poe general satisfaction Particular attention -paid to Horace on livery— Carriages always in readiness with earefal drivers for the use of parties, b Ils, &e. Thequal ity of stock will permit me to say that thone.seeking pars or engaged on business would do well to giveme a eall. Boot and Shoe Store. W. L. Shaefer would inre the ae of Nevada = ¢ surrounding country that joe BB ic has nosneved bis stock of : BOOTS & SHOES. To Commergial street, near Pine st, and is sell ing them «ffat low rates. He has jret receivad a latge and aplendid 8 ock of boots and shoes from the Bay, which he will sell at bargains. He invites the attention of everybody to call and «xamine his stock. Boots made to order.— Kepairing promptly and neatly doue Miners’ Hotel and Restaurant, F. Stumpf, Proprietor The above Hotel is now eompleted and ready to accommodate any number of persons with Board and Lodg ing. This House has now the beet Freach cook In the State, The table will be suprlied with everything the market affords. ‘The Lodging Vepartment contains everything to mak« travelers comfortable ‘Board as cheap as at any other place in the monntains. The Bar ie always supplied y. ith Wines, Liquors and Cigars. . Knglish, Freneh and'German spoken at this House BEAR VALLEY HOUSE, Junction of the Nevada and Dutch Flat roade . * to Virginia City. ELIJAH 0. TOMPKINS, WOULD INFORM the traveling ay ’ public and al! who wish te spend a senaon at this beautifal part of Nevadu county, that he has nuw open ed hie Large and Elegaut House, at BEAB VALLEY, And is prepared to accommudate all in as good style as at any other House in the State. : The Howse has just been Hu'lt and handsomely iuruimied throughout—having room enough for forty persuns. The Table will contain. the best of food— equal ii wut puperior to any House in this county. Fishi and Hunting.—There is vo oe ABB pron By eyual to weet Valley, for Echies and huating E The Dancing Mall is the . it and'best in inc county. Suppers and Music furnished on short notice. dei DO YOU WANT ICE! _ hg eyo oy STONE & HALE would inform of this city that prepured te ICE, Clear as Crystal. Ali orders left ut No. 5 Commercial Street will be promptly attended to. La BLAZE’S SALOON: . COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 form hia frienda and: {SCR gee [free for all four year olds, The second horse to save . _ his entrance. Pe SAME DAY, cae Purse of $50. For a single dash of a half ver THURSDAY, JUNE 15th 1865. NO RACE. THIRD DAY. ’ FRIDAY, JUNE (‘ivth = 1865. Purse of $100. Mile and repeat. Free for all beaten hurses. NY SAME DAY. Purse of $50, Free for all. Single dash of 1 mile, SAME DAY. Purse of $25. Kor saddie horses, a quarter of w nile. eA tne . SATURDAY, JUNE J%th 1866, NO RACE. : FOURTH DAY. ~ SUNDAY, June soth. ae . jed Fuot-Race, 140 yards for $500. Between Rouse and Kendrick, FIFTH DAY. MONDAY, June /9th. Purse of $100. Free. for all. horses owned in Nevada county. Mile and repeat. SAME DAY. Purse of $25. Single dash of one mile. Free for «ll, : LAST DAY. » TUESDAY, June 20th. Purse of $800 will be given for 2 miles and repeat, provided the hurses Lodi aud Norfolk are entered by,.or before, the 10thduy of June, . Should the above ruce not fill, a Purse of $200 will be given for 2 miles aud repeat. Free for all except the Winner of the 2 mile race the 3d day, Entrance to the abeve races .0 per cent. All races to be run and governed by the State Rules, Entrees to be made atthe Glenbrook Park with Chas. Osborn on the evening before the day of the race by or before 6 o'clock In all the above raves three or more entrees to be made, and two to start, except in the race of Lodi and Norfolk. Neither trouble or expense has been spared in put‘ting this Course in the most perfect order, and Patrons may rest assured that theProprietor will use his best endeavors to please all who favor him with their patroflage CHAS. H. OSBORN, Proprietor. Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Liguors, &¢. M. J. HYDELIFF, '(,AKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING the citizens of LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP, a large and magnificent stock of PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, DRY cCooDs, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, &e. &e. At his Stores in Red Dog and You Bet, ‘WHICH HE WILL SELL : CHEAP FOR CASH ! 5 I have now on hend the largest stock of Goods every brought into the Mountains. Persons io want of anything above lime will dad it hertelie to their e to call at either Stores im Red Dog or You Bet. M. J. HYDELIFF. Red Dog, May 19h. ing on the Glenbrook Park . That he has just received ditect-from Aan: re {tia his determiuation not te ‘. eat possible prices. ‘ _ DRUGS AND MEDICINES. . WILLIAM H. KENT, Has opened a New Drug Store—formerly occa: pied by his Father— ; At No. 1 Commercial Street, Nevada. He will keep constantly on hand a large and’ ‘well-selected stock of CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY && Physictans’ Prescriptions care< fully compounded at ail hours, Nevada, Feb 9th GEORGE E. TURNER, —————“TEALER IN HARDWARE, TINWARE. STOVES, MINING TOOLS, Crockery and Glass Ware, And in fact evervihing usually found tna Shere of tte kind, which will be sold cheap for each. : ’ * ais 'WM. C, RANDOLPH, Chionometer and Watch Maker, aS re a eae -_ ae ee ao] PEALER IN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Aewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacies, —AND— . FANCY GOODS. ‘Masonic Butlding—Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Nevada, Jan. 19th. ‘Black's Bridge. J AMES BLACK gives notice to the traveling public that he has purchased of Jesse Wall the well known Bridge and Road, THE ONLY ONE FOR TEAMS, Leading from Nevada City to Montezuma Hill, French Corral, Birebville. Sweetland and North San Juan. Horsemen and Footmen will find this the. best Route to the above places. aS William RK. Coe, At the Old Corner, § STILL THERE, and wants it to be distinctly understood that he is going to sta’ there and sell hie guode as chvap as the cneapeet be undersold by anybody. Hie stock consiste of Women’s Shoes, thick and thin sole, Gate ters, Balmorats, and every style of Shoe. Missew & Children’s shoes, every style Benkerts’s Pump sole; Dress, Bau are Edge, Doubie Sole aud Quilicd Bottom Boots. A large assortment of Miners’ Heavy aud Light Boots, Gum uote, &¢. He sells LeatHeR, Toore, SHOE Fi NDINGS. of every description at Sam Mraucince Prices retail, Boot aad Shoctmaker’» supplied at commana. All work bought at the store is warranted and will be repaired free of costif it rips uureaHaving one of th” very best workmen im the State, Lam prepared to make boote at short netice aud warrant 4» fit or no sale Grateful tor liberal patronage in the Pp am determined to merit it in the future ee. ublic first rate articles and at the . W.RK. CORK. ing the MEAT MARKET. JAMES COL LEY on j the very best of beets Fork. hear! ton. Veal, Cormed Beef and Pork, at his shop on Broad street twe doors bk low tiansvn & Co's, which he will sell at reasopable rater cash. PAINTING & CRAINING. ‘FP. POTTER, [SZRERARED TO Do HoUBE FAINTING and Grainiug of all kinds at the shortest 1 wud on the must reasonable terms. A large assert ment “4 SPLENDID WALL PAPER Constantly on hand and for sale As Cheap as the Cheapest ! Wevada, May 18. Main Street, opposite Wm. R. Coe’s Shoe Btope. . SEE AER SAE Mio =e ER IO RELI I LTE EOE ESE, Bb ak.